Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-27

:, hr continually telling him he was
wrong and that ne must 81 COW" Nv 90
dust and beg pardon on his knees
Governor Wilson was Frequently iH'eI-
rrDtrd by the Crcwi who seemed det'i
mined to howl him down. Cat-calI% ''ltS'
misses. and even threats were used by tue
towards in order to prevent him from dt-
Tending himself against lie maii'l"'S ''N''
tons OF the speakers VINO had c"ihih'L''"
upon his speech. 49,,
Foraker hegln to reply by stating 'hai
political questions had never hern ulS'nS''"
It the reunions 81 the societies. where ]
the sectional party? Is it in ONO MI
we want is that the results of the wal may
he made secure that
THE RIGHTS OF Suffrage
may he guaranteed to all. The Governor
proceeded and waved the bloody shirt IN
old time regulation style. John sherman
would have turned pale with envy could
II, ,have heard his youthful disciple
roll campaign rot under hr1 lips ~
sweet mOrscls and 1t a "non-plrii-
san" reunion. He characterized the
veto OF the Dependent Pension hi
as a robbery Of the people, AMI called
Henry Wattrrson au internal whelp. The
characteristic mUdrSty ~ ~ the man lead
him 10 speak OF the battle illgS, Tcmdrklng
that the North would keep them a Inslg-
nin of the bravery 81 thcl Elon soldiers; and
the South could not have them until 1t rr.
rnyrI,d them like they were taken lay light
inr for them. Another very modest thing
the bashful vOung man made mention al
WAS the work tone by my own State
and Palsy Flrrhlld when the Charleston
~earthuuakr occurred. Had ii not been tor
the gallant and scll.&lcriliring Efforts Of
tb.-,, mon. PARTISAN" veterans Charleston
would have been swallowed up aud the
country would have been ruined. joseph
further prophrsird that the South would
be swung into the Republican column
in Il lew years n that West
virginia would he carried Tor
the Republican nominee IN l~0S. The
eminent 'non- partisan finished hlsiiradr,
and Gov Wilson wGS on ms feet ma mo
mrul. The crowd began to howl. Finally
a semhlaucr of order was restored. From
what YOU have heard here one would think
that Gen. Ire had come To- lie and WIS
threatening this city with 4 great army,
and that COY. Foraker was here making
YOU a speech preparatory 10 leading You
against him. | can tell ,'oN. Foraker he
i not acquainted With West NITg'nm poll
ties. lie talks about the ballot box. Cos.
Forlkr! docs not know that thousands Of
,,r,,. ,,ypr ,,.rl.r,y,uIsrp
',-",, 49, u,., .u.l
by the I~trIuh.!'!n party W L"'- - ="
by that Northumberland they controlled
the state. H1me more "oo"' ''' P"I"'
Of the ballot me I'Pn'''''u pug v2'
here aad '"lNS' ~" "'"
the i''"" TT ~. ~" .o,,
gottrh '"e "i'" i ~
South To steal 'ic '!'''',"' ~
Of three States. las II ioiEot''' I"'"'
piuk~ton. Whc't IT ha' IoI-"'i,u lh.''
things then IL will be- tInr to talk E1'.
Foraker is the political bloody Hilft CON
undrum. Eut | tell him that M IrrSI-
dent or Wee President will ever - into
the White House wrapped IN Il bloody
shirt. lie talks about the Stars and
stripes. Thank God there are thisty-eiEht
stars ON that flag, one Tor each State, ana
the one that represents south Carolina
burns a. brightly Is the one that repre-
sents Ohio. Now in conclusion / may say
if Won men of the e.. 4. l. think you can
stand sucb scenes and demonstrations a-
have incurred here this evening. the Demo
rats OF this State can stand them.
The counter splt OF this interesting e%-
mbition Of truly ~"uon-paTtisau' ieellnE